Loose Body in Joint

If Loose Body is present inside the joint patient may have

• Pain
• Swelling
• Locking of joint
• Movement of the joints may be restricted

No Loose Body can't disappear on its own.

Investigations were done in X RAYS, MRI, and CT scans to diagnose Loose bodies.

They will result in damage to cartilage and joint, resulting in arthritis.

• Arthroscopic Loose Body Removal
  This involves the removal of the Loose Body from the joint with the help of an arthroscope and has excellent results, as Loose Body removal is done with tiny incisions, so recovery is relatively quick.
• Open removal of Loose Body
  This involves cutting the joint and opening of joint afterwards, removing Loose Body.

Since the size of the cut given is very small, recovery is excellent and swift, depending on the patient's condition before surgery.

Recovery usually takes weeks to a month, but with arthroscopic removal, recovery usually takes 2- 3 weeks.

It depends on the hospital category chosen by the patients. At Simpainortho.com, we have tried to reduce the cost of surgery and hospital expenses and included complete after-surgery services, which patients require after surgery because we know treatment doesn't end at the patient's discharge. To ensure the quick recovery of patients in simpainortho.com, a patient requires expert care within the most comfortable surrounding until he can join routine activities. So, we have made different packages for different patients according to need, and that too at the most affordable prices.

Yes, most of the insurances have included Loose Body removal surgery.